Connecticut western news., 1887-07-13
Local News.

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 'sHow much of truth in these there be
 I know not;
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 The whole lot.''
 Miss Lizzie Van Deusen is gradual ly improving.
 Rev Dr Eddy supplied Rev T. J. Lees pulpit at New Milford last Sun day.
 :. Rev Mir Ellis. of Sheffield, exchang- ed pulpits with Rev F. W. Barnett last Sunday.
 George R. Wilcox, who lives oppo- site Pine Grove Camp Ground, is on the sick list.
 Miss Laura Roys is visiting her brother, Rev E. H. Roys, at Spencer town, N. Y.
 Cast your eye on Geo. T. Johnson's new adv. and see what lines of goods he calls special attention to.
 A rare chance to purchase or rent 8 cottage, partly furnished, at Pine Grove Camp Ground. See adv.
 -Ninety-four calves were purchased yesterday at this station, at prices rang ing from Al to 5a cents per pound. A very desirable residence in the village of Millerton, N. Y., is offered for sale on easy terms. See advertise ment
 Mrs Adelaide Watson has removed her front fence and the appearance of her. premises and the Episcopal church are both improved thereby.
 sBohmer" & Mathushek Pianos, Estey and Mason & Hamlin Organs rented or for sale by Capewel the Jeweler, No. 386 Main Street, West Winsted, Ct.
 The Pilgrim church will establish weekly prayer meeting, praise meet ing or christian business meeting, the first meeting to be held at V. I. A. hall tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
 Here's to Perry's easy shoe-happy is the man who "puts his foot in it. !" Perry's new advertisement, or the shoe itself, will convince you that this toast is not paradox.
 -"Run big Afraid or little Afraid will catch you" In the base ball game last Friday between Cansan's first nine and second nine the latter were victorious by score of B to 31.
 The Pilgrim church have engaged the Rev Dwight c. Stone, of Bethlehem, Conn.,, as their pastor until May l, of eighty-eight. MT Stone is boarding at Mrs Harriet Browns and has moved his study thither.
 The ladies aid society of the Metho- dist church will give lawn party Fri day evening. July 15, at the residence of P. O. Cummings. Ice cream. etc., will be served, and an early supper fo, all who desire, from to 7:30. Every body invited.
 Up to June 1st there had been re. deemed nearly 1000, ,OOO trade dollars, which is the sum estimated by the mint director as the probable maximum oi outstanding. After September l ns more trade dollars can be redeemed under the existing law.
 The general committee of arrange ments for the Munson family reunion have decided that the event will be held in New Haven on August IT. At Il o'clock a m. the exercises will com mence in Center church, where the Re, Myron A. Munson, of New Haven, will make an historical address.
 Business is business. Mir E. Holisl ter of Ct Burlington offers no excus' for breaking the price of summer good but he does ofer some rare bargains and you can offer no excuse for not ex cepting his ofsr, or for not reading hi advertisement which we now call you attention to.
 She was a remarkably sensibl young lady who made the request of he friends that after her decease she shoul' not be buried by the side of brook where babling lovers should wake he from her dreams, nor in any gran' cemetery, where sight seers, connin over epitaphs, might distract her, bu be laid to take her last sleep under tn counter of some merchant who did nc advertise in the papers. There, sh said, peace surpasseth all understand ing-a depth of quiet slumber, on whic neither the sound of the buoyant foo of youth, nor the weary shuttle of ol age would ever intrude.-[Exchange.
 About dozen families are alread occupying their cottages at Pine Groy Camp Ground. The boarding house conducted by Robert VanDensen, wa opened last Monday. c. J. York ( Winsted has built new cottage, an several other cottages will be built bt fore the camp meeting begins. Th association have built large tabernacl and made other permanent improy' ments. Commencing tomorrow (Jul 14) and until further notice the follow ing trains on the Housatonic road wi stop on signal at the Camp Groun' Go1Sa SOUTH from Canaan at 7.09 8. n 800 D. m. and G. 40 p. m. GoNa MORT from Falls Village at 9.1S a. m. 12.1 and a0o P. m.